NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT ZONE (NEZ) IMPACT FEE WAIVER CHECKLIST
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1 NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT ZONE (NEZ) IMPACT FEE WAIVER CHECKLIST Approval Process Flowchart Application Checklist Letter of Intent Guidelines Application Guidelines for New Construction Limits of NEZ
2 NEZ IMPACT FEE WAIVER APPROVAL PROCESS NEZ waivers can be approved in 2 ways: Staff Approval Process if the requested impact fee waivers are for single family / duplex residential projects or for non-residential / mixed-use projects with less than $50,000 in anticipated impact fees. City Council Approval Process if the requested impact fee waivers are for multifamily projects or for non-residential / mixed-use projects with impact fees greater than $50,000, City Council approval is required. *All multi-family projects require City Council approval* For an outline of the typical steps involved in each of these approval processes see the chart below: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Application submitted to the Planning Department - After site plan and building elevation approval, and prior to construction of the project, a complete application is submitted to Development Services for NEZ impact fee waivers. Staff Review - The Historic Preservation Officer reviews the application for eligibility. Staff Eligibility Determination / Recommendation For single-family / duplex projects, or non-residential / mixed-use projects (less than $50,000 in Impact Fees), the Historic Preservation Officer will issue a letter of eligibility provided the project meets specified criteria based on the Guidelines for New Construction in the NEZ. These projects will skip to Step 5. For all multi-family projects and non-residential / mixed-use projects (with Impact Fees greater than $50,000), the Historic Preservation Officer will make a recommendation to the City Council on eligibility based on the Guidelines for New Construction in the NEZ. These projects will proceed to Step 4. Step 4 Step 5 Final Step City Council Action City Council will determine the eligibility of the project based on staff s recommendation and the parameters of the NEZ Ordinance and the Guidelines for New Construction in the NEZ. Project Construction and Completion - If Staff / City Council determine the project to be eligible, the project should begin construction and move forward toward completion with the expectation that impact fees will be reimbursed upon the satisfactory completion of the project in accordance with the approved site plan and building elevations. Once the project is complete and issued a Certificate of Occupancy, the Historic Preservation Officer inspects the development for compliance with the approved plans. Reimbursement - Staff processes repayment of impact fees to the applicant. Contact Guy Giersch for more information at (972) or ggiersch@mckinneytexas.org
3 APPLICATION CHECKLIST SUBMIT A COMPACT DISC (CD) CONTAINING THE FOLLOWING: NEZ APPLICATION must be completely filled out and signed by the owner then scanned to CD in a separate.pdf file. LETTER OF INTENT (see Letter of Intent Guidelines) must be signed and scanned to CD in a separate.pdf file. SITE PLAN (separate.pdf file on CD) BUILDING ELEVATIONS four-side, color elevations with material callouts are required (separate.pdf file on CD) RELEVANT SUPPORTING INFORMATION (separate.pdf file on CD)
4 LETTER OF INTENT GUIDELINES NEZ IMPACT FEE WAIVERS: Specify proposed uses with specific operations defined (i.e.: Office Building, Retail center, Child Care Center, Church) (Example: Office/Warehouse Building including printing and laminating facilities) Square footage of proposed building Is the proposed development going to be developed in phases? If there is going to be more than one use, then will each use be operated and maintained by one owner (Example: Daycare and Church) Define acreage of subject property Describe in detail the location of the property [Example: approximately (distance) feet South of (street name), approximately (distance) feet North of (street name), approximately (distance) feet East of (street name), and approximately (distance) feet West of (street name).] Specify existing zoning district
5 PLANNING DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT ZONE IMPACT FEE WAIVER PROGRAM APPLICATION OWNER INFORMATION NAME: PHONE: ( ) ADDRESS: FAX: ( ) CITY STATE ZIP ADDRESS Within the Neighborhood Empowerment Zone (NEZ), new single family, multi-family, non-residential, or vertically integrated mixed-use construction commencing on a lot of record may be eligible to receive impact fee waivers provided that the design and completion of the new construction meets the eligibility criteria as described in Ordinance No Prior to construction, an application shall be made to the Historic Preservation Officer (HPO), who shall determine whether the proposed construction is eligible for the waiver of impact fees per Ordinance No The HPO shall make an eligibility recommendation to City Council for consideration/approval/denial for all multi-family projects and any non-residential or mixed-use projects that have anticipated impact fees in excess of $50,000 within the NEZ. The HPO shall make a determination/recommendation of eligibility for impact fee waivers based, in part, on the eligibility criteria and the Guidelines for New Construction in the NEZ. Impact fees shall be collected at the time of building permit issuance and remitted to the owner upon completion and final inspection of compliant construction. I hereby certify that I have read and examined this application and know the same to be true and correct. All provisions of laws and ordinances governing this type of work will be complied with whether specific or not. The granting of a Certificate of Eligibility does not presume to give authority to violate or cancel the provisions of any other state or local law regulating construction or the performance of construction. All work is subject to verification through approved final inspections. ADDRESS OF SUBJECT PROPERTY SIGNATURE: (Owner or Legal Representative) DATE: For Office Use Only: Case # Date Rec d: (Page 1 of 2) Must Complete Both Pages
6 PLANNING DEPARTMENT NEIGHBORHOOD EMPOWERMENT ZONE IMPACT FEE WAIVER PROGRAM APPLICATION (See Attached Guidelines for New Construction) SELECT PROJECT TYPE Single-family Duplex: Must be compatible with the following: Massing Size Scale Compatible architectural features Multi-family: Must be compatible with the following: Massing Size Scale Compatible architectural features Non-residential / Mixed-Use: (must comply with at least three of the following; documentation required) Compatibility: Construction is generally compatible with the massing, size, scale, and architectural features of the surrounding buildings and environment. Amenities: Construction includes enhanced pedestrian and /or streetscape amenities; Town Center Master Plan: Development project is consistent with and promotes the Town Center Master Plan; Investment: New construction on a vacant site includes a minimum capital investment of $75,000. Rehabilitation of an existing building in accordance with Secretary of the Interior Standards. Includes a minimum capital investment of $75,000 or 30% of the present building value as appraised by CCAD, whichever is greater; Mixed-use: Construction includes vertical integration of residential and non-residential used in the same structure with non-residential; Job Creation: Development project creates 1 new, full time job (or correlative FTV (full-time employment) per 200 square feet of gross floor area: or (supporting documentation required) Vacant/Underutilized - Site/Building: Construction occurs within the Vacant/Underutilized Sites/Buildings Improvement Area as designated in the Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) #1. (Page 2 of 2)
7 GUIDELINES FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION IN THE NEZ New construction in the Neighborhood Empowerment Zone (NEZ) should be compatible with the massing, size, scale, and architectural features of the surrounding homes. New construction in the NEZ should not attempt to recreate or replicate a past architectural style in its entirety but should take cues from the architectural and design elements of surrounding historic structures. No specific architectural style shall be required for new construction in the NEZ. The following aspects of new construction in the NEZ should be visually compatible with the buildings and environment with which the new construction is related. These include but are not limited to: height, proportion between width and height of façade, proportion and relationship between doors and windows, rhythm of solids and voids created by openings in the façade, materials, textures, colors, patterns, trims, and design of the roof. New construction in the NEZ should also preserve the existing rhythm created by existing building masses in the neighborhood. Height: All new construction in the NEZ should take into consideration the general height of the buildings in the neighborhood and shall also comply with the regulating zoning district. Proportion of the buildings front façade: The relationship of the width to height of a building creates a proportion that should be taken into consideration (such as tall and narrow, low and squat, or square). This proportional relationship should reflect the dominant character of the neighborhood. Proportion of openings within the façade: This is a relationship of the width to height of windows and doors. For example, a window may be one unit wide and three units high, thus creating a proportional relationship of 1:3. If the majority of the buildings within a neighborhood have this 1:3 relationship, then new design should reflect this proportion as well. Large picture windows or horizontal bands of windows should be avoided. Modern interpretations of historic windows are acceptable if they retain the historic size ratios and pattern of placement on the façade. Doors should also be compatible in proportion. (See Illustration 1) Illustration 1 Window Proportion: The proportional relationship of the width to the height of the windows combined with the high pitch of the roof creates a tall elevated feeling.
8 Rhythm of solids to voids: Rhythm is an ordered recurrent alternation of wall to openings as well as spacing between buildings. This rhythm creates a feel as one moves past a building or group of buildings. The design of a new structure in the NEZ should respect the rhythm of the surrounding neighborhood in terms of its size, distance between buildings on either side, and the spacing of windows and doors. (See Illustration 2) Illustration 2 Rhythms: The grouping of windows creates a rhythm. Relationship of materials: New designs in the NEZ should use materials that are compatible with the neighborhood and should seek to reflect the predominant materials found in the neighborhood. If the majority of existing buildings are brick, then the proposed building should be brick. If the predominant material is lap siding, then the proposed material should be lap siding. The texture and color of the materials should be considered as well and be compatible with the surrounding buildings. Relationship to roof shapes: Roof shape includes the type and pitch of the roof (such as hip, gable, mansard, or shed). The treatment of the eaves, rafter tails, soffits, bargeboards, and fascia are important considerations when designing any new construction in the NEZ. For example, if the majority of the existing houses in a neighborhood have a gabled roof, then the proposed new construction should have a gabled roof. Additionally, if the existing buildings in a neighborhood have boxed eaves, then the new construction should seek to either incorporate the same or similar design element. Relationships to architectural details: Architectural details include features such as cornices, brackets, columns, lintels, arches, roof crests, quoins, balustrades, doors, windows, and chimneys. New construction in the NEZ should be compatible with the predominant architectural details on surrounding buildings. These details do not need to be copied in the new construction, but they should be reflected in some manner. For example, if the majority of houses
9 in the neighborhood have pediments above the windows, then the new construction should reflect pediment-like features above the windows as well. Additionally, chimneys that are not constructed of historical materials (brick or stone) should be located to the rear of the building in order to reduce the visibility of the modern chimney covering from the public-right-of-way. Scale: Scale is created by the architectural detailing that relates to the size of a human and by the building mass as it relates to open space. A large building on a small lot has a different appearance when compared to a large building on a large lot. This relationship should be considered when designing for a particular neighborhood. New construction in the NEZ should observe the scale of surrounding and nearby structures. The window and door lines should be similar to neighboring structures. The detailing should be consistent with the size of the building. For example, a small house should not have massive or oversized details and decorations. Massing: The term massing refers to how the basic shapes of the building are fit together. Massing can be very simple, such as a single rectangular shape, be more complex with an L-shape, or have a combination of shapes. Additional massing elements are also found among the different architectural styles. For example, in Victorian architecture, elements such as bays, towers, and turrets add to the basic massing of the house. Massing patterns of the neighborhood structures should be considered and reflected in the design of new construction in the NEZ. New construction in the NEZ shall also comply with the floor-arearatios dictated by the regulating zoning district. Directional expression of the front elevation: The use of architectural details and the proportion of the width to height ratio create structural shape. The structural shape will be expressed either vertically or horizontally. A building with a ratio of 1:5 will have a vertical appearance while a ratio of 5:1 would have a horizontal appearance. Tall narrow windows give a vertical appearance while wide windows tend to create a horizontal feel. New construction in the NEZ should observe the predominant feel of the surrounding area. Rhythm of spacing and setbacks: It is important that new construction in the NEZ be consistent with adjacent structures in spacing and setback, which sets a rhythm for the block and neighborhood and is a part of the historic character. The setback of new construction in the NEZ should generally be within 10 percent of the setback lines of the adjacent structures. Setbacks for new construction in the NEZ should maintain the existing pattern of setbacks in the block if at all possible. New construction in the NEZ shall also comply with the setbacks dictated by the regulating zoning district. (See Illustration 3)
10 Illustration 3 Aligned Setbacks and Rhythm of Spacing Variation of styles: If groupings of two or more new homes are being built in the same area, then the new construction should reflect a variation in the styles of homes. It is not appropriate to build the same home or simply change the position of the front porch or the type of window or front door to comply with these criteria.
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